Organize PDF pages before sharing, printing or archiving. Merge documents, mix pages from several files, extract a selection, remove unwanted pages or split a large PDF into smaller documents. Visual previews help you review page order, orientation and the content you want to keep.
Trim white borders and unwanted margins. Frame each page around what matters.
Add space around PDF pages without shrinking their content.
Pick the pages that matter, put them in order, and save a focused new PDF.
Reorder, rotate and remove PDF pages in a visual workspace.
Combine multiple PDF files and arrange their pages into one document.
Split a PDF into individual pages or groups of pages.
Turn double-page scans into single pages. Set the divider and choose the reading order.
Straighten tilted scanned PDF pages automatically or with a chosen angle.
Select unwanted pages and save a PDF containing only the pages you keep.
Arrange PDF pages into printable, foldable booklets with a live sheet preview.
Add clickable contents pages and chapter navigation to your PDF.
Clear empty pages from your PDF. Start directly or review the pages in the sidebar first.
Remove comments, highlights and drawing annotations while keeping form fields.
Create, rename and organise chapter bookmarks with precise page destinations.
Combine two scans by alternating odd and even pages in the correct reading order.
Turn one PDF page into a poster that fits your printer. See every sheet before you print.
Find repeated pages. Keep the copies you need.
Find a phrase. Preview the sections. Split your document.
Turn blank separator pages into clean PDF sections.
Find the codes. Review the sections. Separate your batch.
Rotate every PDF page together or adjust individual pages.
Reverse the page order, from the last page to the first.
Fit PDF pages to A4, Letter, or another standard paper size while preserving their proportions.
Arrange 2, 4, 6, 8, or 16 PDF pages on one sheet for compact handouts and printing.
Turn bookmarked chapters into separate PDF files.
Divide a PDF into smaller files using a target file size.
Place page numbers on PDF pages with a live position preview.
Place Bates identifiers on PDF pages with a live position preview.
Place headers, footers or page numbers on PDF pages with a live position preview.
Keep supporting files together with your PDF.
Mirror PDF pages left to right or top to bottom.
Find a word or phrase in one PDF, then jump to its page.
Assemble a report from several files, prepare selected chapters for students, or separate a document into manageable parts. Start with page selection and order, then adjust orientation or layout and add numbering to the finished sequence.
Merge PDF joins complete files in your chosen order. Organize PDF gives page-level control to rearrange, duplicate, delete and combine pages from multiple PDFs. Merge accepts up to 25 files and Organize accepts up to 25, with additional size and page limits.
Extract Pages creates a PDF from the pages you choose. Split PDF creates parts at selected cuts; bookmark splitting follows chapter destinations, and size splitting works toward a target file size. Split PDF Pages in Half divides the contents of each page rather than only separating whole pages.
Remove unwanted pages, rotate sideways pages, reverse the order or place several pages on one sheet. Rotate PDF supports shared or individual page angles. Crop, margins and page resizing solve different layout problems. Add page numbers after the final arrangement so they match your finished document.
A few answers to help you choose the right tool.
Merge PDF combines whole documents in an order you choose. Organize PDF provides page-level control so you can mix, reorder, duplicate or remove pages from several files before creating one PDF.
Merge PDF accepts up to 25 input PDFs and Organize PDF accepts up to 25. Combined size and page limits also apply. Check the selected tool before adding a large batch.
Yes. Use Split PDF for selected cut points, Extract Pages for a chosen selection, or Split PDF by Size. The bookmark-based splitter requires usable bookmarks in the input file.
No. Pages vary in size and can share fonts or images, so the size target is not an exact prediction of output size or page count. Review the generated parts; one complex page may be too large for a small target.
Yes. Moving, rotating, splitting, removing and merging pages does not require selectable text. Use OCR only when you need to recognize the words inside the page images.
Yes. In Rotate PDF, turn off Apply to all pages and set the angle for the selected page. You can give different pages different rotations and review the thumbnails before creating the result.
Page-order operations move or copy PDF pages without retyping their text or converting every page to an image. They are different from OCR and scan effects. Review the final PDF, especially page links, bookmarks and interactive forms.
